Telangiectatic matte or mat? Found so many different ways, but derm book does not address. sm
Posted By: Terri on 2008-11-23
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Subject: Telangiectatic matte or mat? Found so many different ways, but derm book does not address. sm
Anyone know for sure? I found what I thought were a couple of good sites that spelled it mat, but my derm doc just dictated it and spelled matte, so I am not sure. Thanks!
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Found this: I would spell as the MD dictates, just me though.
eMedicine - Generalized Essential Telangiectasia : Article by ...
Mar 19, 2007 ... These patches of capillary telangiectases—a well-recognized effect of sclerotherapy—are known as telangiectatic capillary mattes, ...
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www.emedicine.com/derm/TOPIC164.HTM -
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